I had to agree for that. This initial exitement feeling is false feeling and don't let the evil inside you clouds you. Let the dust settle and then proceeds. No use to have problem phone despite all excitement.

Eh. From the CA apple store it's 679USD, so equivalent to 2.1k MYR. Sure cheaper than SG set
Or am I missing something?



This post has been edited by Wildcat: Sep 13 2014, 04:15 PM

Sprint versions of the iPhone 6/6 Plus (A1586/A1524), you get all sixteen LTE bands of the A1549/A1522 versions, plus the added benefit of four extra TD-LTE bands 38 (TD 2600), 39 (TD 1900), 40 (TD 2300), 41 (TD 2500), for a truly global LTE phone for the first time in 4G history.

So those who buying from US, go get the unlocked models with the num A1586/A1524

nope you are right, diff country diff selling price ...currency problem..this year US has a cheaper iPhone, as well as Japan... malaysia will be more expensive than US and Japan too I think

How big is 5.5





This post has been edited by jackdon: Sep 13 2014, 05:29 PM

link is broken bro

I bought my 5s in the US last year, in the apple store. I just walked in asking for a T-Mobile and asked to pay in full-price. Those are the keywords - T-Mobile, full price, device only. Some of them will try to convince you otherwise, but it really is UNLOCKED. First hand experience here. There's a looooong discussion about this in macforums, you might want to check it out.

Went home, plugged in my iPhone and voila, there's a popup in iTunes saying it is unlocked.

Edit: Just to add, I'm still using this phone bought from the US, so safe to say it works in Malaysia, correct band. Got LTE coverage as well.

This post has been edited by MollyIsler: Sep 13 2014, 05:34 PM

Link correct but won't play

fixed

This post has been edited by janson_kaniaz: Sep 13 2014, 05:37 PM

I stand corrected. But US iPhone still cheaper. Save RM 100 haha.

As far as I know, all Sprint models are locked–even when bought device-only at full price. At best, it's only unlocked for international GSM. You'd still be stuck on Sprint in the US.

Thanks for your input. Some people are really hard to convince it's unlocked.

I think it works if you also choose AT&T too but I might be wrong. Don't quote me on this. The general consensus and the safest bet is "T-mobile, device only, fullprice".

The Apple saleslady I was talking to was giving me the eye, with a smirk and let out "You did your research". I mean who am I kidding, they know I'm not a US Citizen and they perfectly know I'm bringing it overseas lol. So yeah, it's a rather backhanded approach to buying an unlocked iPhone in the Apple Stores in the US. They are completely aware about it but they will advertise as otherwise and will keep on saying it's locked.

Let's move on people.

looks like it works fine for you until now, no claiming warranty right? Wonder will apple re-seller here accept it or not... will they close 1 eye and let the warranty go thru? XD

anyone know how is the rear camera protruding depth?

for example, 0.5mm? may need to get a cast which is > 0.5mm thickness

For those ordered more than 2 units for either 6 or 6+, the order will be cancelled. I just received email from apple

Until now? My phone is still A-OK and working perfectly, don't need no warranty. Tbh I don't understand your question.

At first I laughed at Ifags scrambling to buy the latest IPhone but later I joined in the bandwagon. The experience is called the IPhone Buying experience where it is only encountered if you queued yourself in the line at any Apple stores with all the other IFags and managed to get the model you want. Unable to get one also is part of the experience where you have to hang out here in getting the latest news to which Apple Store has the IPhone in stock. I do not agree to buying from scalpers at crazily expensive prices while getting an overseas unit which you would have problem in claiming later. Where is the fun in getting an IPhone like that. But that is me, different people may have different views on this. So far I have been lucky in getting my IPhone 4, 4S, 5 and 5S from Telcos, Apple Online Stores and Apple Resellers without much difficulties. I still remember an experience where a lot of people were looking at the Signboard in front of an Apple Reseller (couldn't remember its name) in Gardens stating no stock for all IPhone 5s and I got nearer and whipped out my 32GB 5S Gold and took a picture of the signboard. All I could say was the feeling was like a MasterCard moment, Priceless.

Mind posting the email here? I think that's fair. So that everyone would have the opportunity to buy one.

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You mean they cancelled only one of your two IPhones ordered? U will still be getting One unit right? This is good in preventing scalpers from hoarding extra IPhones and reselling it at crazy markup price.

I ordered 4 units, they cancelled two. Now don't say become scalper, not even enough to fulfil my own friend demand